3.4 pops up for the simplest of return catches for Asitha. This was a bouncer, the first short ball Asitha has bowled, and it's right on the money. Having been scoreless off the first three balls of this over, King wants to hook this away, but is early through the shot, and the ball comes off the shoulder of the bat and floats out to Asitha's left. He takes it easily and roars in celebration. Sri Lanka have got rid of both openers early. 17/2

2.5 bowled first ball from Theekshana! Big turn on that offbreak. This was given some nice flight from around the wicket, dips on the batter, pitches on middle, turns enough to beat the outside edge as Athanaze prods forward in defence, but doesn't turn enough to miss the top of off stump. Theekshana leaps in the air, ecstatic. 17/1

8.3 plays back to another big turner and has his off stump, rattled! The offbreak is offbreaking for Theekshana today (s the GenZ kids would say). This is tossed up a little fuller, but takes a lot of turn again (if less than the previous ball). Carter plays for some turn, but his footwork is muddled, and it turns way more than he expects. It whooshes through the gap between bat and pad, and WI lose their fourth in the powerplay. 31/4

5.4 bowled! Hope goes now and Asitha is making a huge impact here. This is juuuust short of a good length, and Hope doesn't move his feet. He hangs the bat out outside off, and the ball cannons off his inside edge, flicks his pad, and into the stumps. West Indies in serious trouble here. 23/3

34.2 High up in the night sky... and finally Rutherford falls! Or does he? The umpires want to have another look - for the height of the full toss as well as whether the catch was a fair one. It was a juicy full toss on middle and leg, Rutherford looks to flick it away with a half-stride. The height of the ball seems fine. Now, Wellalage at deep square leg had his eyes on the ball, went back a few steps and held on to it. But did he make contact with the boundary cushions just while he took that catch? This looks veerrrrryyy close. I think he is fine and there is no disturbance in the skirting rules the TV umpire. So finally, Sri Lanka do manage to dismiss Rutherford. Ufffff! The partnership ends at 119, the fourth-best ninth-wicket stands in men's ODIs 177/9

13.1 googly, tossed up, dipping, drawing Chase into the drive, then sneaking between bat and pad and into the top of leg stump. Perfect Hasaranga delivery, really. That was really slow through the air, and he made as tall a batter as Chase reach for it. Beat him comprehensively in the end. 52/5

13.3 doesn't work a second time, though. Hasarange slows this one down, puts a bit of overspin on it, pitches it on the stumps, and as Shepher plays a big sweep again, it comes off the top edge, and the fielder at deep square leg is hanging out there to gobble it up 56/6

14.4 well, that was predictable. Walsh didn't really know what was going on, and attempts another huge reverse sweep. Theekshana bowls a flat, fast one and sends it into Walsh's leg stump. Don't think the batter got close to that. 57/7

15.2 Through the gate. This time it is the legspinning, landing on a length on leg, Joseph lunges half-forward to push it straight. He is beaten on the inside and the ball brushes his front leg and takes middle 58/8

35.6 Easy caught and bowled and finally the ordeal ends for Sri Lanka. Tossed up wrong'un around off, Seales looks to turn it across but spoons a catch back via the leading edge. Hasaranga finishes with four as West Indies are bowled out for 189 189/10